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Republicans elected Jim Jordan as House minority leader after midterm defeats and chose John Thune to lead them in the Senate, The Guardian reports.
Republicans have elected Jim Jordan as their leader in the U.S. House of Representatives following the party’s midterm election defeats, The Guardian reported Tuesday.
Jordan will serve as House minority leader. Republicans also picked John Thune as their Senate leader, according to the report.
The selections establish the party’s congressional leadership for the final two years of Donald Trump’s presidency. The supplied report did not include vote totals or details of the leadership contests.
Donald Trump questioned the honesty of the U.S. midterm elections after previously saying he would accept Democrats’ victory, The Guardian reported.
The Guardian reports that Democrats are looking to healthcare, tariffs and investigations—not impeachment—as they prepare to use their post-midterm leverage over Trump.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem welcomed U.S. Republican losses and Netanyahu’s electoral setback, saying Lebanon should resist pressure to disarm the group while Israeli occupation continues.
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